Correlophus Ciliatus 2 (0.1)
The Correlophus ciliatus, known as the Crested Gecko, is an arboreal gecko native to New Caledonia, particularly popular with both beginners and experienced keepers. It is considered one of the most peaceful and easy-to-keep reptiles, with an impressive appearance and low requirements. It is characterized by the "eyelashes" (crests) that start above the eyes and extend along the back, as well as by the sticky feet that allow it to easily climb any surface.
The species presents a wide variety of colors and patterns (morphs).
It is nocturnal and active mainly at night.
It does not require high-intensity UV or calcium supplements as often as other saurian species.
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Adult: at least 45x45x60 cm (WxDxH)
Vertical terrariums are necessary due to arboreal behavior
Good ventilation (front and top)
Temperature:
Day: 22–26°C
Night: 18–22°C
Does not tolerate temperatures above 28–29°C for long periods.
Humidity:
Average humidity: 60–75%
Spraying: 1–2 times a day
Humidity may temporarily rise to 80–90% after spraying and then fall back naturally
Necessary for proper shedding of skin (shed)
Substrate:Coco fiber,Bioactive mixtures (soil, sphagnum moss, bark),Kitchen paper (for young or quarantine)
Decoration:Plants (live or artificial),Branches, trunks, lianas,Hiding places at high and low,Climbing surfaces
Special ready-made Crested Gecko Diet (CGD) powder foods (e.g. Repashy, Pangea), 2–3 times a week
Supplementary:
Live insects (crickets, dubia roaches) 1 time/week.
Insects should be sprinkled with calcium
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